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Harvest

  • Episode aired Oct 29, 2010
  • TV-14
  • 42m
IMDb RATING
7.5/10
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Clark examines a rural hamlet where blue kryptonite in the water has no known negative effects. However when a bell rings, tho local deputy regretfully knocks out the nosy reporter 'at the w... Read allClark examines a rural hamlet where blue kryptonite in the water has no known negative effects. However when a bell rings, tho local deputy regretfully knocks out the nosy reporter 'at the wrong time and place'. Lois has a car crash nearby and is nursed by an Amish family. Yet wh... Read allClark examines a rural hamlet where blue kryptonite in the water has no known negative effects. However when a bell rings, tho local deputy regretfully knocks out the nosy reporter 'at the wrong time and place'. Lois has a car crash nearby and is nursed by an Amish family. Yet when she wants to leave, she discovers their chilling true intention, as the extremely aberr... Read all

  • Director
    • Turi Meyer
  • Writers
    • Jerry Siegel
    • Joe Shuster
    • Alfred Gough
  • Stars
    • Tom Welling
    • Erica Durance
    • Cassidy Freeman
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.5/10
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    • Director
      • Turi Meyer
    • Writers
      • Jerry Siegel
      • Joe Shuster
      • Alfred Gough
    • Stars
      • Tom Welling
      • Erica Durance
      • Cassidy Freeman
    • 3User reviews
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    Tom Welling
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    • Clark Kent
    Erica Durance
    Erica Durance
    • Lois Lane
    Cassidy Freeman
    Cassidy Freeman
    • Tess Mercer
    Justin Hartley
    Justin Hartley
    • Oliver Queen
    • (credit only)
    Bella King
    • Charlotte Cavanaugh
    Connor Stanhope
    Connor Stanhope
    • Alexander Luthor
    Sandy Robson
    Sandy Robson
    • Ellis
    Lexa Doig
    Lexa Doig
    • Dr. Christina Lamell
    Merrilyn Gann
    Merrilyn Gann
    • Ruth Cavanaugh
    Ron Lea
    Ron Lea
    • Joseph Cavanaugh
    Bronwen Smith
    Bronwen Smith
    • Sandra
    Lucas Wolf
    • Security Guard
    Christian Sloan
    Christian Sloan
    • Ben
    Eoin Bates
    • Village Henchman
    • (uncredited)
    Gordon Douglas Myren
    • Ben
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Turi Meyer
    • Writers
      • Jerry Siegel
      • Joe Shuster
      • Alfred Gough
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    5samuel_morton

    low of the season

    I think I understand the premise of this episode: Clarke without powers in the episode after he proclaims his ability to Lois. What will happen? Although there is something quaint with such a premise, is seemed rather unnecessary. I didn't need a Amish cult to prove that Clarke and Lois love one another sacrificially with or without powers; it has been proved throughout the last two seasons.

    The sub plot involving Tess Mercer and young Lex was less compelling than it was confusing. In a series which seems to veer away from fatalism (Clake), the writers seemed quite keen for other characters always to be evil.

    In the overall arch of the season so far I felt this was a somewhat an ebb. This is season 10; it is no time for plateau episodes, nor recapping what we already know. Get on with it!
    8igoatabase

    Well balanced smart writing, refreshing Lois & Clark arc, rock solid production, dual "Tex" story, stellar acting, ambivalent ending and jaw dislocating cliffhanger

    A Zod is bugging your mum ? Who you gonna call ? Al Septien and Turi Meyer of course ! They ain't 'fraid of no Zod(s) and the only masters who have the talent to overwrite such a pesky mumbling creature. Indeed even if Callum Blue was convincing as the General in season 9 I still haven't digested half the dialogs he pronounced. Seriously he wasn't back for an encore, like Chloe used to say, but the writers of the excellent Kandor, Conspiracy and Salvation were.

    Since Hostage the audience has no doubt about Lois capacity to take care of herself and save the day. She's superb and definitely a role model we can count on. But when your boyfriend is Clark Kent it's not easy to affirm yourself and become who you are. Harvest was about settling things once and for all. Of course a couple is like a living organism and its redefinition is inevitable but sometimes it's wiser to be satisfied of what you have. Like in Escape our two love birds had planned a trip out of Metropolis but it quickly turned into a survival tournament. At the beginning while they were driving I couldn't help noticing the awkward close-ups to hide the fake background. But it was a minor issue considering the production was rock solid and even surprising. Indeed half the scenes occurred outdoor or in brand new sets. Moreover Lois & Clark skills were brilliantly used and their little adventure should make them grow on you even more. Their arc wasn't original nor scary but intense enough and as refreshing as a cold lemonade. And as expected it was filled with irresistible Lois moments. Her usual funny dialogs were used in the most uncommon situations and Erica Durance also managed to hot burn some scenes with her stellar acting. As for Clark what happened to him wasn't a first but definitely the perfect excuse to strike an other episodic home run !

    After watching Isis I only had one name on my lips : Tess Mercer. As much as I love Lois & Clark I just couldn't resist her. Cassidy Freeman perfectly portrayed the mother in distress for her beloved child. It's specially disturbing and intriguing considering he's Lex Luthor's clone. In Harvest her role wasn't anecdotic, it was probably as much important as the others. From the acting to the dark ambiance their arc was captivating. I was specially impressed by their dialogs and the way they unveiled the dual nature of Tess. She's almost like a female vampire, mesmerizingly beautiful but so dangerous. However after Isis it's obvious it's not about turning her into an other Lex but develop a new character able to puzzle the viewers and twist the story in the most unpredictable ways. It's exactly what happened in this sixth installment and the performers can only be praised for their acting. The more we see them, the more demanding we become. Captain Freeman and her crew know it, that's why they keep delivering !

    Two perfectly balanced arcs but one fascinating universe to bind them all. Six episodes aired, sixteen to go ! After Harvest you'll be certain of one thing, that the best is yet to come. The ambivalent ending could have been better but overall it successfully opened the gate of what should be the main plot of the upcoming episodes, if not of the whole season. In the one hand the last minute featured the brightest moment of the season and in the other a new nemesis rose. I couldn't help being slightly disappointed by the last because my expectations were probably too high. But I'm a dreamer so I still have high hopes that my wish will be granted ! Until then, pick up some bloody popcorn because even if Lois & Clark are no Buffy & Spike the harvest is upon us so you better be ready for it ! Show no mercy !

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    • Trivia
      Strangely, the masks the villagers wear are the same style The Scarecrow (Dr. Jonathan Crane) wears in all the Batman incarnations.
    • Goofs
      After seeing Clark survive getting burned by blue kryptonite, Ellis calls Joseph Cavanaugh "Joshua".
    • Quotes

      Lois Lane: Our "Twilight Zone" acid trip to the, uh, Phantom prison - that place was...

      Clark Kent: Kryptonian.

      Lois Lane: Mm. And that horny-toad-looking thing that crashed Chloe and Jimmy's wedding?

      Clark Kent: Kryptonian.

      Lois Lane: Mm. And the spaceship that I found in the woods near the dam?

      Clark Kent: Also Kryptonian, but it wasn't mine - it was my cousin's.

      Lois Lane: Sorry about the third degree, Clark. It's just not every week a girl learns her boyfriend's an...

      Clark Kent: Alien? And you're still okay with that?

      Lois Lane: Are you kidding me? It's like dating a god or Bono.

    • Connections
      References The Twilight Zone (1959)
    • Soundtracks
      Can't Take My Eyes Off You
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      Written by Cary Brothers

      Performed by Cary Brothers with Jason Kanakis

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    • Release date
      • October 29, 2010 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Production companies
      • Tollin/Robbins Productions
      • Millar Gough Ink
      • DC Comics
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    • Runtime
      • 42m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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